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This VPM News supercast contains Central Virginia's news in just 5 to 10 minutes. Hosted by Kim Strother and VPM News editors, episodes are (usually) recorded the night before so you can wake up prepared.
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2/28/25 - Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s issues immigration enforcement order 28.02.2025 8:01
In an executive order, which was signed Thursday, Youngkin asks for law enforcement to identify people currently incarcerated in Virginia jails and prisons who are flagged for potential deportation.
2/27/25 - One of the 900+ bills heading to Gov. Glenn Youngkin would eliminate “junk fees.” 27.02.2025 6:05
State Sen. Stella Pekarsky (D–Fairfax) carried SB 1212 this session, which would require companies to disclose any hidden fees before consumers pay. Plus: Former Del. Dave LaRock has filed to run for governor — potentially setting up a GOP primary against Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears. In the podcast: Richmond DPU hires permanent director and former Del. Dave LaRock files to run for governor....
2/26/25 - VCU Health to resume some gender-affirming care for minors 26.02.2025 5:15
A federal judge rules a lawsuit filed by the ACLU against Liberty University can move forward; Virginia’s wine spotlighted in Governor’s Cup competition; and other stories. In the podcast: VCU Health to resume some gender-affirming care for people 19 years old and younger; a federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit filed by the ACLU against Liberty University can move forward.
2/25/25 - The Virginia statehouse finished business over the weekend, passing a budget and roughly 100 bills 25.02.2025 6:48
Plus: RHHD expands its PrEP program; Charlottesville remembers a former mayor; and other stories
2/24/25 - Oysters on Capitol Square 24.02.2025 5:40
Those same lawmakers also duke it out in an oyster eating contest. Hear more from VPM News' Jahd Khalil and Patrick Larsen.
BizSense Beat: February 21, 2025 22.02.2025 5:10
Plans were unveiled for a new city government building; Developer DC Blox is moving forward with plans for a data center in Henrico County; The Magnolia Green project in Chesterfield is looking to expand; and a new cafe and wine lounge opened in Carytown.
2/21/25 - General Assembly reaches tentative budget agreement 21.02.2025 8:37
State budget negotiators are proposing state employee bonuses, keeping skill games illegal and using an optional local tax to fund school construction. Plus: Redevelopment plans in a Charlottesville neighborhood might include a new market.
2/20/25 - A new study on mental health and wellness in Greater Richmond’s Spanish-speaking community 20.02.2025 4:48
Plus: News from Albemarle County, including State Sen. Creigh Deeds on Monday’s Crozet shooting; UVA’s Board of Visitors to meet Friday to talk gender-affirming care for minors; and other stories.
2/19/25 - Lawmakers seek additional military tuition program funds. 19.02.2025 5:03
Lawmakers have proposed additional money, reporting requirements for Virginia’s tuition waiver program for families of killed or injured veterans. Plus: A congressman from Virginia is co-sponsoring a bill to terminate the U.S. Department of Education, a bill outlawing lying to minors during interrogations passed the General Assembly — and other Central Virginia news. In the podcast: A bill o...
2/18/25 - Multiple bills claiming to address terrorism, free speech in Virginia and its college campuses did not pass in the statehouse 18.02.2025 5:16
Plus: Henrico County Public Schools holding vaccination clinics; and other stories. In the podcast: Swords Into Plowshares accepting public art submissions
2/14/25 - RVA report says no safety protocol at water treatment plant 14.02.2025 6:02
A preliminary report examining Richmond’s water crisis last month was released Thursday. The final report is due out in March. Plus: The Office of the Attorney General was cyberattacked earlier this week; Virginia’s free clinics are not seeing budgets increase as quickly as patient loads; and more Central Virginia news. A note: We’ll be off on Monday, Feb. 18. The VPM Daily Newscast will ret...
2/13/25 - State lawmakers have days to resolve “MOMnibus” package 13.02.2025 5:41
Plus: Dominion’s CEO isn’t worried about permits being revoked for its Coastal Virginia offshore wind project; Senate committee advances legislation that could impact local electoral boards; funding for Mayo Bridge; and other stories. In the podcast: Dominion’s CEO isn’t concerned that the Trump administration could revoke permits for its Coastal Virginia offshore wind project.
2/12/25 - Communication issues between the City of Richmond and Henrico County delayed the county’s ability to manage its response to the January water outage. 12.02.2025 5:27
Plus: legislation about automated license plate readers; a member of Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s cabinet gets tapped for a federal position; and other stories.
2/11/25 - More wintry weather expected in the region. 11.02.2025 5:39
Plus: Virginia High School League changes transgender athlete policy, the Democratic Party of Virginia to step down; and other stories.
2/10/25 - Virginia House to consider contraceptive legislation 10.02.2025 5:53
Plus: an update on federal grant payments to community health centers and a piece from partner station WMRA on the federal hiring freeze.
BizSense Beat: February 7, 2025 08.02.2025 5:12
A Maryland-based developed reached a plea agreement on embezzlement charges related to a South Richmond development; A new data park could be coming to Chesterfield; and a new interview reveals the secrets behind the Duke's Mayo ads.
2/6/25 - Virginia’s House, Senate pass proposals on how to adjust the budget 07.02.2025 5:25
The two sets of budget amendments with relatively small differences between them create a unified counterproposal to the spending changes sought by Youngkin. In the podcast: Slave trail expansion, RIC flights to Bermuda and more Virginia data centers
BizSense Beat: January 31, 2025 06.02.2025 5:40
Hoffman & Associates agreed to purchase an entire city block at 3200 W. Moore St. for a mixed-use development; Haleon is investing $54.2 million to upgrade its existing building at 1211 Sherwood Ave.; Richmond-based Spy Rock Real Estate Group submitted plans to build an apartment complex at 10800 Center View Drive, where Midlothian Athletic Club currently stands; and Rachel and Milton Rodriguez ar...
2/6/25 - The bill faced opposition from representatives of rural localities. 06.02.2025 7:26
Plus: a story from our partner station WHRO about offshore windfarms; a new mural dedicated to Arthur Ashe; and other stories. In the podcast: VPM Daily Newscast: a new mural dedicated to Arthur Ashe unveiled in Henrico, Allegations of inappropriate behavior have been raised by RPS employees against Chief Talent Officer Maggie Clemmons.
2/5/25 - VCU Health patient among transgender care lawsuit plaintiffs 05.02.2025 5:24
The ACLU and LGBTQ+ advocacy groups are suing President Donald Trump and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over an order to halt gender-affirming medical care for people under age 19. In other news, Tuesday was crossover day at the Virginia General Assembly! In the podcast: News outlets owned by Lee Enterprises had a nationwide outage that prevented Tuesday’s newspapers from b...
2/4/25 - The Virginia House and Senate are mostly in agreement when it comes to state budget amendments. 04.02.2025 6:55
Plus: A Henrico County gaming facility could be impacted by statehouse legislation; A bill to repeal a prohibition on public employees’ collective bargaining rights across Virginia cleared a vote in the State Senate on Monday; and other stories. In the podcast: An update on where the Virginia budget stands, and applications for Richmond’s Water Recovery Assistance fund have paused.
2/3/25 - How President Donald Trump relocated federal workers in 2019 03.02.2025 5:56
President Donald Trump’s first administration tried to relocate federal workers on an office-by-office basis back in 2019. In today’s feature story, WAMU’s Margaret Barthel reports on what happened then.
Policy Matters: January 30, 2025 02.02.2025 5:33
‘Policy Matters’ is your window into Virginia politics with VPAP. It's our monthly roundup of the top political headlines from across Virginia, powered by VPAP’s daily e-newsletter, VaNews.
01/31/25 - Medicaid, ADUs and minimum wage proposals 31.01.2025 7:39
The General Assembly’s also considering bills that would regulate ADUs and address minimum wage. In the podcast: The General Assembly’s considering bills that would provide care for pregnant people who are incarcerated, regulate ADUs and address a range of labor issues.
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